Are your lines rusty? I replaced all mine last summer. They were pretty pricey. The new ones I ordered had an anodized coating on them, I primed them before installation so they'll last a little longer. Braided stainless lines will work as well, but I'd worry about having a long flexible line under the truck. If you do go that route, you will need some Adel clamps to hold the line in place. It might be cheaper to get some lines made yourself, but honestly the factory lines are probably best. You know they wil fit, though they are a pain to get in. You could ask around at hydraulic shops and see if they will make them cheaper, or get a tubing bender and make them yourself.
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